Along with options to fine-tune your photos, the Lightroom app also has presets edits that have those changes built in. Lightroom allows you to tweak many aspects of your photos, including exposure, highlights, shadows, saturation, contrast and more. Similar to the desktop version of Lightroom, there are many options to allow you to edit your photo as you wish. If you are editing your iPhone pictures, or editing photos shot with a DSLR camera, Lightroom is the photo editing app for you. If you are looking to edit your photos on-the-go, Lightroom is a great photo editing app for your iOS device. Unlike the desktop application of Lightroom, you don’t need to purchase the app or have a subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud to use the mobile app. Lightroom allows powerful editing on-the-go from your iOS device. Otherwise, I may just use Image Capture to import selected pics into a folder from which I select the photos by dates shot and then append my Metadata via Bridge and do a batch rename and move such groups of photos by date into subfolders labeled by date - which is my initial preference for cataloging my work.Lightroom, a photo editing application by Adobe, is available on iOS.
So, I do appreciate your reply here and may give your workaround a try. (I waited all these months, thinking it was safe to do the upgrade to El Capitan.) So, I gave Lightroom a try.Now none of the Adobe products recognize any of my devices when plugged in. But it downloaded my Oly cameras pics still until the El Capitan update I did just a few days ago.
Photo Downloader hasn't been importing my iPhone pics for a while now since I updated the iOS to 9. I had tried Lightroom when all else failed with importing my pics through Photoshop > Bridge's "Photo Downloader", which allows me to create subfolder by date shot of photos, whether on any of my Olympus cameras or my iPhone. Then I select the import button and select the phone to import from - after awhile I get a window that indicates that photoshop lightroom has stopped responding.Īny reference to a current thread that addresses this problem would be appreciated. Then wait for the phone folder icon to appear in the explorer window. I plug my phone into the USB cable attached to my computer, approve the 'trust' box that pops up on my iPhone 6.
My iPhone is running iOS 8.3 and I have rebooted it several times since these issues I have worked to get my photos from my phone using some workarounds into LR but this is not acceptable for the long run. Importing from a card reader and memory card from a camera still works just fine. I do not have any major changes to my set-up since the import for the phone was working. I do all the imports manually and other than waiting for my computer to recognize my phone it worked well until May 18, 2015. I have the latest version of Lightroom CC and when I got my iPhone 6 in March the importing of photos and videos has been seamless.
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